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I probably shouldn’t share this but I need to warn others… Last month I attended a burglary call. Woman in her late 50s. Divorced. Lives alone. Got home at 10:47pm to find her back windows smashed. She screamed, ran back outside and called 999 from her car too frightened to go back in alone. Someone had broken in while she was at work. We arrived to find: Her bedroom ransacked. Jewellery box emptied. Laptop gone. Even the iPads her grandkids played with when they came to visit her. To make things worse, she had a big-named doorbell camera. But the thieves came through the back garden so it didn’t catch nothing useful. Now, 3 weeks later she's still sleeping at her daughter's house most nights because she can't bring herself to stay in her own home. I’ve worked for the Police for 25 years. And I need to warn you about these doorbell cameras. Thieves are now targeting homes with them because it actually makes their job easier. We've seen break-ins up 34% across the UK over the past 8 months. Out of the last 23 burglaries we've worked, 19 had doorbell cameras. A lot of the victims were women living alone, families or elderly couples. And every single case, the footage was either useless or didn't capture the break-in at all. Here's the problems: 1 - They’re Destroyed Before They Record Anything. Doorbell cameras are mounted outside on show where anyone can reach them. They're smashed, covered, or ripped off the wall before they can record anything useful. It takes about 8 seconds and you won’t even get an alert. 2 - They Only Watch Your Front Door. Most break-ins happen through back doors, side windows or patio windows. Your front door might be covered, but it exposes your blind spots. It tells them the rest of your house is completely unprotected. 3 - The Night Footage Doesn't Help Us. Even when they do capture something. The footage is usually grainy black & white shadows. We can't identify faces or clothing. So we end up with nothing that could help us capture the suspects. To make things worse… These big-brands usually charge over £100 for the camera. Then charge £96 every year to customer just to access footage we can’t even use. I hate to break the news when they realise that what they thought was protecting them, didn’t work when they needed it the most. So what’s the solution? During the investigation her neighbour came over to see if she was ok. We routinely asked if he had seen or heard anything. He said: “I actually have a window camera that looks out the back, I might have something that could help” He showed us the footage from that night. My jaw dropped. Two men in their 20s. Clear as day. IN FULL COLOUR. At 9:32pm when it was pitch black outside. One wearing a North Face jacket The other in distinctive green Nike trainers. They walked past the victim's house at 2:34pm scouting it out. Then came back later and headed down the side alley to the back garden. Without this footage this case would probably go unsolved. I asked what system he had because I figured it must be expensive. He goes: "It's called SafeView, you just stick it inside your window” "I got it five months ago after my friend had a break-in." “Think I paid under £50 and you don’t need a monthly subscription." After reviewing the footage and camera he was using. Suddenly it all made sense. Here’s why…. 1 - They Can’t Be Disabled Window cameras sit inside behind glass. They can’t be smashed, covered or ripped off the wall. People can’t even see them from outside or know which window they’re in. That burglar had no idea that camera existed, he just walked into view and got recorded in full colour. 2 - They Cover All Blind Spots Instead of watching your doorstep where criminals never enter. These can go in any window overlooking your driveway, back garden or side alley. Plus, multiple cameras give you complete protection for less than one doorbell camera. 3 - Footage That Can Identify Criminals. The colour night vision on that camera was enough to identify specific clothing. With this key information we’re able to profile and make arrests. It's the difference between: "Someone in a dark hoodie" and "Male, 20s, red Nike hoodie" Without this, criminals walk free. We had officers extensively test SafeView cameras down the station and in-training and the results have been amazing. We’ve now been recommending them to victims and homeowners. They’re affordable, and don’t need a monthly subscription. It saves everything onto the memory card that’s already inside the camera. Plus, they don’t require any tools or complex setup. So anyone, young or old, can have the up in 10 minutes. You just stick it to the window and connect to the app & WiFi. After seeing the footage from her neighbour, she ordered 2 SafeView cameras. One for the front & one for the back. She’s now sleeping better because she can see everything in crystal clear colour. It’s set it to alert for only human motion. So if anyone comes near her property, it records right away and she’ll get a notification to her phone. The scary truth is…. If you've got a doorbell camera, you're not just unprotected. You're advertising your weak spots to anyone who passes your house. Window camera are much better option in 2026. Criminals don't know they're being recorded until it's too late. Right now the SafeView camera is 45% off (it’s even cheaper if you buy more than one) Here's the link to get them: https://www.monremi.com/pages/camukv3 Put them in your front & back windows. Takes 15 minutes. No monthly fees. And if something does happen, you'll have evidence we can actually use. The two burglars are now awaiting trial and we’re working to get her stuff back. Don't become another victim because your security it’s pointed at the wrong door. Or even worse, you don’t have any security at all. Get something that actually works. Stay safe out there! P.S. They come with a 90-day money back guarantee so you can try them out P.P.S. Even if you use these as a backup camera to protect the areas your doorbell can’t cover it’s 100% worth it. Here's the link: https://www.monremi.com/pages/camukv3